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Solicitor loses bid to be restored to roll after 'systemic' failures led to £1.2 million fraud | Today's Conveyancer
Solicitor loses bid to be restored to roll after 'systemic' failures led to £1.2 million fraud: The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has refused to restore a solicitor to the roll after he was struck off in 2021 for a series of regulatory and supervis
Solicitor loses bid to be restored to roll after 'systemic' failures led to £1.2 million fraud | Today's Wills and Probate
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has refused to restore a solicitor to the roll after he was struck off in 2021 for a series of regulatory and supervision breaches that resulted in a £1.2 million fraud. Charles James Ete, sole equity partner and owner of Charles Ete & Co Solicitors and sole principal and owner of Pride Solicitors Ltd, was found to have caused, allowed or acted in a number of breaches in 2018. Nine allegations substantiated …
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